Grow bigger, more beautiful plants* with Miracle-Gro® Garden Soil All Purpose. This soil for in-ground use feeds plants for up to 3 months and improves existing soil to build strong roots. Use with your outdoor in-ground plants, including flowers, annuals, perennials, trees, and shrubs. To apply, spread 2-3 inches of soil in your garden bed or other in-ground area. Mix into the top 6-8 inches of native soil. Dig a hole and plant your new plants. When planting individual plants, dig hole 2x as wide as the container or root ball, and blend a 50:50 mix of garden soil and native soil. To amend garden beds, apply a 3-inch layer of garden soil and work into the top 6 inches of soil. Six 1 cu. ft. bags of Miracle-Gro® Garden Soil All Purpose cover 24 sq. ft. of garden at 2-inch depth of soil applied, or eight bags for a 3-inch depth of soil applied. *Vs. unfed plants Miracle-Gro In-Ground Use 0.75 Cubic feet All-purpose Garden soil | 75030430
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Model: Miracle-Gro In-Ground Use All-purpose Garden Soil | 75030430
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@ulikunkel is correct. It's an easy solution for homeowners for simplicity but you should screen the mulch and sticks out before putting on your lawn if you do decide to buy it.
There are better solutions for your lawn but may not be as simple as grabbing these from Lowe's / HD which is why I use these with success from time to time. I just screen out all debris before using.
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Is this good for putting it in my lawn?
it is meant for garden beds
if you want to put in pots you should mix with 1/3 peat moss, and then it'll be just as good as the much more expensive potting soil
No, it wasn't on sale last week. Was going to pick up a few bags last week but it was regular price as was the mulch. Back on sale this week for Memorial day weekend.
Recently bought this at HD for same price to cover some bare spots to grow grass. This is nothing more than a bag of mulch with a little dirt sprinkled in.
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it is meant for garden beds
if you want to put in pots you should mix with 1/3 peat moss, and then it'll be just as good as the much more expensive potting soil
Recently bought this at HD for same price to cover some bare spots to grow grass. This is nothing more than a bag of mulch with a little dirt sprinkled in.
Can you explain more? I'm a new homeowner and have some bald spots in my yard where grass hasn't grown because of trees blocking the sun. I got the trees cut but no grass. Got a $700 estimate for getting some sod installed but I don't need it to be perfect
No, it wasn't on sale last week. Was going to pick up a few bags last week but it was regular price as was the mulch. Back on sale this week for Memorial day weekend.
if you buying more than 30 bags of these...get better soil at your local garden nursey. The potting mixed are $50 per cubic yard(1 truck full) which is like 36 of these bags but with better soil and cost less.
Can you explain more? I'm a new homeowner and have some bald spots in my yard where grass hasn't grown because of trees blocking the sun. I got the trees cut but no grass. Got a $700 estimate for getting some sod installed but I don't need it to be perfect
Depending on what part of US your in. Cool Season grass: Wait to fall (Late Aug/Early Sept), to Aerate the ground, then seeds, then water and more water.
If you like trash like glass shards, plastic, rubber, sticks and stones with a splash of soil in your yard, yes. But the grass may not even like the soil part
If you like trash like glass shards, plastic, rubber, sticks and stones with a splash of soil in your yard, yes. But the grass may not even like the soil part
Another post exaggerating the contents. It's the same as the ones complaining about Chipotle's portions.
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@ulikunkel is correct. It's an easy solution for homeowners for simplicity but you should screen the mulch and sticks out before putting on your lawn if you do decide to buy it. There are better solutions for your lawn but may not be as simple as grabbing these from Lowe's / HD which is why I use these with success from time to time. I just screen out all debris before using.
Sticks and mulch will turn into dirt within a year
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There are better solutions for your lawn but may not be as simple as grabbing these from Lowe's / HD which is why I use these with success from time to time. I just screen out all debris before using.
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if you want to put in pots you should mix with 1/3 peat moss, and then it'll be just as good as the much more expensive potting soil
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if you want to put in pots you should mix with 1/3 peat moss, and then it'll be just as good as the much more expensive potting soil
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